Oyster Rifle Club

This range uses conventional target frames featuring common circular targets. Whilst classified as a 400 yard range, we shoot from the 300 yard firing point. When shooting on this serial the shooting party is split in to two groups by the RCO. One group shoots whilst the other group marks the targets. Generally each detail will be between 30 and 45 mins in length. The range features foxholes at each firing point. The option to shoot at 100 meters is often offered during organisation of the details

This range uses conventional target frames featuring common circular target. When available the shooting party can make use of the AMS on this range. The AMS is a sensor based shooting/ marking system that detects where a bullet passes through the target, then displays this information on a portable display (computer) connected to each lane. The display builds up a pattern of detected shots for review. If AMS is available, the firing party all remain at the firing point. If not, the shooting party is split in to two groups by the RCO. One group shoots whilst the other group marks the targets. Generally each detail will be between 30 and 45 mins in length. The range features foxholes at the 300m firing point. Firing points beyond 300m require participants to adopt the prone shooting position (shooting mat or equivalent is highly recommended).

This range features electrically operated knock down style targets. When shooting on this range, only firing in the PRONE position is permitted so make sure you bring your shooting mats.

This range uses wooden flag style with circular paper targets. When shooting on this range, the firing party all remain at the firing point other than to patch the targets between details. Generally each detail will be around 30 mins. The range features foxholes at the firing point. These serials are ideal for working on grouping for your longer range rifles or for making use of .22 rim-fire rifles which is always very popular.

This range features electrically operated knock down style targets. When shooting on this range, the firing party all remain at the firing point. Targets are arranged at 100m intervals out to 400m and present themselves at either random intervals or as per a pre-programmed sequence. Generally each detail will be around 30 mins. The range features foxholes at the firing point. These serials are generally good for all club rifle types (even .22 rim-fire rifles out to 200m).

This range features electrically operated knock down style targets. When shooting on this range, the firing party all remain at the firing point. Whilst classified as a 600m range, we shoot from the 400m firing point. Targets are arranged at 100m intervals out to 400m and present themselves at either random intervals or as per a pre-programmed sequence. Generally each detail will be around 30 mins. These serials are generally good for all club type rifle types (even .22 rim-fire rifles out to 200m).

This range uses wooden flag style with circular paper targets. When shooting on this range, the firing party all remain at the firing point other than to patch the targets between details. Generally each detail will be around 30 mins. These serials are ideal for working on grouping for your longer range rifles or for making use of .22 rim-fire rifles which is always very popular

This range uses wooden flag style with circular paper targets. When shooting on this range, the firing party all remain at the firing point other than to patch the targets between details. Generally each detail will be around 30 mins. There are no foxholes provided on this range. Firing point requires participants to adopt the prone shooting position (shooting mat or equivalent is highly recommended). These serials are ideal for working on grouping for your longer range rifles or for making use of .22 rim-fire rifles which is always very popular.